Showcasing the capability levels of both armies, China and New Zealand conducted a real troop exercise at sea.

From May 14 to 15, the naval fleets of China and Singapore conducted scheduled exercise drills in the waters near Singapore, successfully concluding a two-day live military exercise phase. After the vessels departed port in sequence, they sailed to the meeting point of the exercise area, adjusted their formation, and began drills such as passing through mine threat zones and conducting maritime tracking and surveillance. The Chinese vessel Xuchang and the Singaporean frigate "Jianxin" adjusted their speed and position according to the actual conditions of the sea area and organized maritime supply exercises. Both sides also jointly used weapons in actual exercises, practicing naval gunfire against sea targets. The Xuchang quickly adjusted its heading and speed, using Radar to search and track targets, continuously correcting the naval gun parameters. The naval exercises continued with both sides engaging in naval gunfire against sea targets, and the Xuchang successfully hit the target. (CCTV News)